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iOS app that maps a consistent synthetic face onto yours in photos and video so you can post anonymously.
Pseudoface generates a persistent AI face and maps it onto your own in photos and video, so a creator can publish under a recognisable persona without showing their real face. Masks are unlimited and customisable, the models are described as race-agnostic, and output carries a commercial licence. Processing is queued rather than live — the vendor quotes roughly 20 to 30 minutes per minute of video. It is an iPhone and iPad app only, run by Aelusive Ltd with servers in Europe, launched in 2023, and its marketing points plainly at adult-platform promotion. Counters on the site show about 14,300 masks made by 5,700 creators.
Amateur $14.99/month covers 150 images and 15 minutes of video; Creator $24.99 covers 250 images and 25 minutes; Influencer $49.99 covers 500 and 50. Extra credits are sold on top, so each monthly price is a quota rather than unlimited processing.
Use tool ↗A single-purpose tool for creators who want an audience without a traceable face, and it is honest about that purpose. The face stays consistent across shoots, which is the hard part. What you give up is speed and reach: iOS only, and half an hour of processing for every minute of footage.
Watch out: Nothing stops a viewer from cross-referencing background, tattoos or voice — the face is masked, the rest is not.
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